College DUI Course to Earn Credit at Firelands Campus
Huron Firelands Campus will grant college credit to participants in the Firelands Driving and Alcohol Studies Program starting in March. The program, modeled after Phoenix DUI School and supported by Erie Ottawa and Huron counties law enforcement, is directed by Tri County Alcoholism Center staff in Sandusky. Upon completion, participants may earn one or two academic credits. law enforcement personnel and students in social work and related fields may also enroll. For details contact Dr. Robert Marrer at Firelands Campus.
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Huron — Firelands
Firelands
Erie
Ottawa
Huron
Tri-County Alcoholism Center
San
Eee
Robert F. Marrer
Beware Of Solicitors From Law Enforcement
The Ohio Buckeye State Sheriff's Association is the only law enforcement group soliciting for members with the support of the Huron County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff John Borgia says groups are soliciting for various programs and cites the American Federation of Police as an example. The Buckeye association offers membership and accident insurance to interested Huron County residents, with several thousand letters to be mailed at random. The sheriff endorses vigilance against solicitor activity in law enforcement names.
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Ohio
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
John Borgia
Borgia
American Federation of Police
Huron County
Sheriff's Department
Credit Unions Face Threat Without Easy Access to Funds
Norwalk Area Federal Credit Union leaders warn that federal credit unions risk extinction if members cannot readily access funds via checking accounts amid a legal challenge led by a national banking association. Meeting notes show steady growth in membership, loans, and assets in 1977, plus re-elections and leadership changes.
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John Lamp
Toledo
National Credit Union Administration
Lamp
Norwalk Area
Supreme Court
Margaret Meyer
Norwalk Credit Union
Norwalk
Monroeville Board Tours School Priorities Set
Monroeville school board toured every classroom Saturday to list cleaning and maintenance priorities and will act at the 8 p.m. Wednesday meeting. The board will use one room of the Ridgefield Township building for a remedial reading class for St. Joseph Catholic School with janitorial services by St. Joseph and $175 monthly from state funds. Gary Bauer received continued approval for the Young Farmers Educational Program funded by the state. Substitutes salaries were raised to $25 effective immediately. Athletic Boosters may hold a donkey basketball game in the elementary gym on April 21.
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Monroeville
Ridgefield Township
Monroe Street
St. Joseph Catholic School
St. Joseph’s
Gary Bauer
Young Farmers
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